Sentence examples for retaining quality from inspiring English sources

They also have difficulty recruiting and retaining quality workers for group homes, and many hired do not have even have the college degree that Ms. Moulton possessed.

Still General Zinni said a changing world and mounting problems with readiness, including shortages of spare parts and problems with recruiting and retaining quality troops, needed more attention than they had received.

The average time social workers in children's services stay in the profession is just seven-and-a-half years, and retaining quality frontline managers and staff has become increasingly challenging.

As a retired general and a former chief of staff of the Army, I know that the quality of our armed forces starts with recruiting and retaining quality people.

Mr. Drake outlined initiatives across several fronts that range from "attracting and retaining quality men and women to the advertising agency business in the face of intense competition from the new media" to answering "the need for diversity in the workplace" to undertaking steps "to promote the value of advertising and advertising agencies in a totally new way".

While most companies around the state will still expect their employees' dogs and children be left at home when they return to work after this Labor Day weekend, an increasing number of Connecticut employers are, like Mr. Yarde, recognizing the role of workplace environment in attracting and retaining quality employees.

She worries that politicians pretend to voters that we can have lower taxes and still retain quality services.

So, despite the economic downturn, the store's sales show that "pieces sell well if they retain quality and style".

More than quality research, it is the ability to attract and retain quality educators that matters most.

The financial problems coincided with the team's repeated failure to retain quality players, which routinely aggravated even the most loyal fans.

But to recruit and retain quality judges -- and for the sake of fairness -- Congress needs to provide salaries that bear a reasonable relationship to other professional opportunities.